Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-23
From Tuesdays Daily.l
0ALMA0UNDI.

c. II. sproule. OF the Free Press.
went to Ogden Last night.
@. W. Taylor came in from his ranch
~ Pleasant Valley to-day.
ii. W. Brown came down from Tus.
carora by stage yesterday and left this
morning for San Francisco.
W. T. Smith has Just received a lot
Of new stoves for both wood aud coal.
Call and zee them.
Lieutenant-G Governor II. c. Davis
came up last night and spent to-day ill.,
terviewing his numerous Elko friends
Mike Kelley, the famous baseball
player. has signed II contract 10 appear
with IA minstrel party. lie will act as
iuterlocutor.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
passed a very quiet day, yesterday. go.
lug out iii tue morning for Il stroll over
the great deer park.
VIM. II. Cotant arrived this morning
from Miles City, Montana, and went
out to LnmpiIIe to-day with Myron Pix
ley. Lis father-ia-lsw.
L. {. Hardy. Of the Oasis Ranch.
near T"an", spent yesterday in town
Hnd left Last evening for home. lie
still has n few OF those fine Percheron
stations for sale.
George Westinghouse, Jr., inventor of
the air-brake, is worth $4,000. 600.
That Is, perhaps, the largest fortune
ever made out of wind" SAYS the At.
lauta Constitution.
The Banking House of M. f. Post 4
Co., Cheyenne, Wy, has closed its
doors and made an assignment IDr the
benefit Of creditors. Assets, 1903, $40:
Liabilities, 1921, 800.
Cheyenne Stock JournaI:-Messrs.
John Tlnnin aud John Sparks, Of the
firm Of Sparks X Tinnin. are back fruII
Omaha, where they marketed about II
thousand head Of cattle.
j. ID. Abel came in to-day from his
beautiful home, ono OF the finest in
Eastern Nevada, near Fort Halleck.
We are pleased to state that Jack" j.
enjoying much better health than when
lie was lAst in.
The Union Coal Company at Shame
kin, Pa, has issued orders to their
mine foreman 20 remove I'll persons
working in their mines who are unable
TO speak and understand the English
language.
For the first time in the history Of
America, a Mayor has given birth TO "A
,un. ArEoni,. Kansas, is the city en-
titled to the record, anI the lady who
governs the city has the honor Of help
!ng to increase the city's population.
There is Que friend that ''sticke;h clos
cr than a BROTHER" and that is the
aged and ruferblcd fly Whose sands Of
Iie are nearly run out" We're it not
Tor our VOL known piety We should be
tempted to pronounce a malediction on
the peotiferous fly.
The Eureka Weekly Sentinel, which
succeeds the Daily Sentinel now dis.
continued. comes to as filled with gen
rrnl and local news aud il emphatically
rne of the best weekly papers published
Ia Nevada The Sentinel merits. and
will no doubt receive, q liberal patron.
sSe.
In the ihrong of people at the church
ipor Of the Ord Pr, shytcriHn. one OF the
most fashionable congregations in Chi
cngo, Stephen W. llRsen. "A gray-hhircd
millionaire ban. president, vsS re-
H. Ifs"lrssly shot down Sunday by his
stypson. Vim Lee. aged II, to ayeuge
~ shield "A woman charged with con
iiuued adultery.
Eureka Scntincl:-M. l.. Wines, one
Of our Eureka young men who left here
d inw weeks ago for the Michigan State
University. at Ann Hnrbor. Mich. has
been elected rs a delegatr to attend the
annual convention Of the college society
To- which he belongs, 10 be held at Mon
trent somc time during next December.
McI is u bright fellow. He has y great
deal Of personal magnetism and usually
nudS his way to the front.
Nevada Tribuue:-"Lyman Fisbic,
~ho returned from Wells. Elko county,
yesterday says that senator liardesty's
Balls Head hotel Is far too fiue for any
thin: III that part Of the country. aid
ought TO he in New York or San Fran.
cisco" Are not the people Of Elko
county OF much entitled TO first
+, class hotel accommodations as the pco.
PIE OF New York OF San Francisco? II
not. Why not?
weather Service.